More Adventurous

Last month, Jenny Lewis revealed the first track off her new album, Acid Tongue, via an 800 number. For those of you unable, or uninterested, in partaking in this viral marketing scheme, the folky/gospel song is now streamable on NPR's All Songs Considered HERE. The tune (also named "Acid Tongue") is evidence that this album will take on a new direction for the Rilo Kiley frontwoman/hottie. You'll notice the song features background vocals from none other than Chris Robinson. Acid Tongue drops (get it?) September 23rd.

It Feels Good To Be Free

Amid on and off rumors that Jenny Lewis will be eventually calling it quits with her immensely popular day job Rilo Kiley, the singer-songwriter will release her second full-length solo record, Acid Tongues, this September. Her first album since her project with folk duo The Watson Twins back in '06, this one will feature appearances from M. Ward and Zooey Deschanel, as well as Elvis Costello, who lends his voice on "Carpetbaggers" and is returning the favor from his recently released Momofuku. The album was prepped in just three weeks, and was recorded at the famed Sound City Studios. Lewis will be playing a host of shows this fall with Conor Oberst. Here is the tracklisting for Acid Tongues:

1. "Black Sand"
2. "Pretty Bird"
3. "The Next Messiah"
4. "Bad Man’s World"
5. "Acid Tongue"
6. "See Fernando"
7. "Godspeed"
8. "Carpetbaggers"
9. "Trying My Best To Love You"
10. "Jack Killed Mom"
11. "Sing A Song For Them"